The High Court has appointed an interim examiner to the company that operates the Iceland chain of grocery stores in Ireland, just days after a major recall of the company's imported frozen food
THE HIGH COURT has appointed an interim examiner to the company that operates the Iceland chain of grocery stores in Ireland.
Mr Justice Michael Quinn on Tuesday appointed chartered accountant and insolvency expert Joseph Walsh as interim examiner to Metron Stores, which operates 26 Iceland stores in the Republic of Ireland and employs over 344 people. Counsel said that the FSAI’s move was precautionary step caused by several alleged breaches of food legislation.
As part of its efforts, the company has engaged with the FSAI and has identified a new Irish based supplier of frozen foods, counsel said.
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